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Annual tuition at Bright Minds International School ranges from SAR 25,500 to SAR 42,500 depending on year group. That works out at roughly SAR 25,500 to SAR 37,000 for the early years, SAR 29,000 to SAR 42,500 for primary. Tuition is billed in two equal installments per academic year (first and second installments).
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FAQs
Where is Bright Minds International School located?
Bright Minds International School is a private primary day school in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, located on Jamrah Ibn Awf Street in the An Naim district.
What ages and grades does BMIS serve?
BMIS serves children aged 3 to 9, covering KG1 through Grade 3. It operates as a co‑educational day school with an IB‑PYP focus.
What curriculum does BMIS follow and is it IB accredited?
BMIS follows the IB Primary Years Programme framework and aligns with Common Core and other international standards; it is IB‑authorised for the PYP since 2019 and Cognia‑accredited since 2015.
What is the tuition range and how is it billed?
Tuition is published in two schedules, with amounts ranging from 25,500 SAR to 42,500 SAR depending on the level. Tuition is billed in two equal installments and prices are exclusive of VAT.
How does the admissions process work at BMIS?
Parents book a school tour by submitting a form, then receive admission information and entry requirements. After that, families apply and follow the enrollment steps as directed by BMIS, using the provided contact details.
Are there scholarships, waitlists, or a published refund policy?
Public information does not list scholarships or waitlists. A formal refund policy is not published, and some costs (like uniforms) may be extra.
What is the academic approach at BMIS?
BMIS uses the IB PYP framework with inquiry‑based learning and ongoing assessments at initial placement, pre‑formative, and summative stages; Islamic Studies is integrated with daily Quran recitation, Hadith, and stories, and French is taught twice weekly.
Are exam results or student–teacher ratios publicly published?
Exam results and student–teacher ratios are not published in the available materials.
What language and Islamic studies integration exists in the curriculum?
The curriculum integrates Arabic and English instruction with daily Islamic Studies, PSPE, and IT enrichment; French is introduced twice weekly.
What facilities or technology support learning at BMIS?
Learning is supported by Information Technology and digital literacy, with interactive smart boards and devices used in class.
Are there enrichment programs beyond core subjects?
Yes, specialist‑run enrichment programs extend learning beyond core subjects and are designed to fit community needs and interests.
Are sports facilities listed as part of BMIS?
Public information does not list specific sports facilities; the emphasis is on academic facilities, language development, and enrichment programs.
What extracurricular activities does BMIS offer?
Enrichment programs and events, designed by specialists, provide opportunities to explore potential and extend learning beyond core subjects.
Are leadership or service opportunities available?
Public information does not specify formal leadership or community service programs, though the school emphasizes wellbeing, international mindedness, and parental involvement.
Is there an arts program or cultural activities mentioned?
The school emphasizes bilingual culture and enrichment opportunities, but specific arts programs are not described in the available information.
How does BMIS support student wellbeing?
BMIS prioritises wellbeing and resilience through mindfulness programs, a holistic PSPE approach, and a focus on mental wellbeing and digital citizenship.
What support is available for SEN and EAL students?
Tailored SEN programs are offered; BMIS provides a balanced bilingual program in Arabic and English, with teachers proficient in both languages, and French is taught twice weekly.
How is safeguarding addressed at BMIS?
Safeguarding specifics aren't published, but BMIS emphasises mental wellbeing, digital citizenship, and safety as part of its wellbeing framework.
Is BMIS a boarding or day school?
BMIS is a day school; boarding is not offered and there are no boarding charges listed.
Is there a school uniform, and are meals provided?
A uniform is required, though published uniform pricing isn't available publicly; meals are not described in the available information.
